A Day at the Beach by Freethinker56
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I have done three scene on the Beach you can comment on the last one TY ♡‿♡
Thank you for all the support HUGS Dee ☆¸.•'¯) ✿
Merci pour tout le soutien HUGS Dee ☆¸.•'¯) ✿

Comments (19)
Take One, Beautiful Dee, congrats
Lovely piece Dee!!
An absolutely fun piece! Well done!
Beautiful!
What a great activity to watch, Dee. If this was a photograph I would say, "just in time, you took this amazing shot".
Excellent work!
She looks to be enjoying a great day at the beach. 😀
Looks like some trouble for her with that wave. Fun image, Dee. 10000+
Great job!
Excellent work!
Excellent
fabulous and fun image
Nice. The water needs a proper texture. Try using a specular material.
Fun scene Dee!!!
Looks warmer there than here!
Excellent work, Dee ! ! !
This is the most unusual of the three, even though you began with it. When I first saw it, I thought of how striking it was that you caught an in-air moment, with that huge wall of water behind her, as if her stopped-in-space pose had the power to stop the water as well. Striking, arresting...it really grabs us. Love the light on her, and her in-air pose. Love the sheer surface of that huge tire---only her skin and the sky have that smoothness. Love how the water-sand line falls right around her hips, so it helps divide her body from upper to lower. Love how her head bobs above the water line and into that deep yellow sky. And love how you've tilted the image once more, to give drama to the piece, as if the water could crash down to the right if it weren't for your keeping it in place. Terrific work with stop action portraiture, and an arresting completion to all three. A really fine trio of images, Dee!